Hello All,
I have an home automation control system running on H1M100 PowerIO target running well for 9 month (this target is using raspberry MC SL and PowerIO has a wonderfull HVAC library).
I developped it on V3.5 SP16 but this last weeks I have sometime some problems with OPC_UA or runtime suddendly stop.
I decided to upgrade to V3.5 SP17 because i know the target as a runtime compatible with SP17.
After update all library in the project and building the application I got this error message.
[ERROR] visuelembase, 3.5.17.0 (system): Visu_BasicChecks: Different versions of library VisuElemBase are used. This may lead to a wrong behaviour of the application.
With define VISU_SUPPRESS_VERSION_CHECK this error-message can be suppressed.
My question is simply :where (in Codesys) and how do I define VISU_SUPPRESS_VERSION_CHECK.
Thanks for any help
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Hello All,
I have an home automation control system running on H1M100 PowerIO target running well for 9 month (this target is using raspberry MC SL and PowerIO has a wonderfull HVAC library).
I developped it on V3.5 SP16 but this last weeks I have sometime some problems with OPC_UA or runtime suddendly stop.
I decided to upgrade to V3.5 SP17 because i know the target as a runtime compatible with SP17.
After update all library in the project and building the application I got this error message.
[ERROR] visuelembase, 3.5.17.0 (system): Visu_BasicChecks: Different versions of library VisuElemBase are used. This may lead to a wrong behaviour of the application.
With define VISU_SUPPRESS_VERSION_CHECK this error-message can be suppressed.
My question is simply :where (in Codesys) and how do I define VISU_SUPPRESS_VERSION_CHECK.
Thanks for any help
Right click on "Application", choose Properties and go to the Tab "Build". Here you can add Compiler defines. Is this what you mean?
Thanks Timvh, it was the perfect answer! now build of my application is working without error.